Every Storm a Serenade (2024) by Imaginary Authors

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Every Storm a Serenade Imaginary Authors 2024

Version from 2024

7.0 / 10 47 Ratings

A perfume by Imaginary Authors for women and men, released in 2024. The scent is aquatic-fresh. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Aquatic

Fresh

Green

Spicy

Woody

Fragrance Notes

Eucalyptus absolute

Sea mist

Spruce

Vetiver

Ambergris

Calone

Heather

Perfumer

Josh Meyer

Ratings

Scent

7.047 Ratings

Longevity

7.237 Ratings

Sillage

6.335 Ratings

Bottle

6.938 Ratings

Value for money

6.524 Ratings

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4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

11/17/2025

10Scent 10Longevity 7Sillage

VanityPlate
71 Reviews

VanityPlate

3

The Oceanic Scent That Converted Me

I’m a sailor and I grew up near the water, so I’m really picky about aquatic/oceanic scents—many of them remind me more of a scented candle in a retired couple’s beach house than the actual experience of being close to water.

I’m pleased to announce that this is an aquatic/oceanic that really does smell like being near the water, not in a fishy or kelpy way, but in a “platonic ideal of fresh rain on fresh green plants” way. The “Baltic sea mist” note, while I couldn’t differentiate between it and any other sea breeze, definitely creates a coastal feeling, rather than simply a rainy one. Long after the drydown, the vetiver and other earthy elements of the scent still remain. Clean, romantic, and infinitely wearable.

Updated on 12/06/2025

11/14/2025

noturash
151 Reviews

noturash

abandoned watchtower @ craggy overlook

this is giving lighthouse that has been deserted. you stumble upon it, after deciding to adventure someplace you have no business being.

the waves are crashing hard this evening, the moon is bright, and you can just make out the horizon. you curl up on the dusty wooden floor and for some odd reason find it comforting. you lay your head upon your forearm and fall into a trance of a nap.

I really like this. It is so darn subtle though that I have to reach for the notes. At a glance, it smells damp and a bit dusty. As it dries further, the earthen notes peek through. I think I prefer a scent with a bit more pizazz, but there is absolutely nothing wrong with this one. I would use a candle version in my house.

09/25/2025

9.5Scent 6Longevity 8Sillage

coyotes
18 Reviews

coyotes

2

foggy sea spray on the coast

i wanted a moody coastal fragrance, and this was a perfect choice.

it's musky but not in a gross way at all, the eucalyptus and vetiver bring a good freshness that works really well with the more salty sea smell. smells like being on the ocean without the overwhelming fishy smell. this has just as much of a PNW vibe as Cape Heartache in my opinion, really nostalgia inducing.

i noticed it isn't as strong on skin so would require a few more sprays to truly stand out. i adore the fresh, almost salty foggy ocean smell this has. exactly what i wanted when i was hunting for a melancholic ocean fragrance. one of my top favorite fragrances

06/13/2025

8Scent 5Longevity 4Sillage

rotasha
252 Reviews

rotasha

3

Aromatic breath of fresh air

I’ve tried the previous version of this scent and loved it, my only complaint being the poor lasting power. This version smells very similar to how I remember the previous version smelling: an aromatic breath of fresh air, an evergreen forest on the edge of the sea, salty waves crashing against a rocky cliffside. Pacific Northwest vibes. Earthy vetiver ties everything together and grounds it. Compare to Abbott Big Sky, but with more vetiver, or Maison des Animaux Sirius, but with an added earthiness and aquatic notes.

This used to be a 5-star fragrance for me but I think my tastes have changed slightly. Too vetiver-heavy for me now.